I appreciate there are drought conditions across the UK but it appears to have had an affect on here where have all the contributors gone some days it can be several hours before anyone posts?
They've all wilted away over the last few years, IMO....
Do you think the writer expressing his opinion is aware that the league's financial caps mean an owner can only 'top up' the club funds by £16m in a single season?
And over a 3-year rolling period it's less: £34.3m over the whole 3 years.
Interesting point MrsG. Makes all the anger towards Amanda Staveley and her plans slightly misplaced as they are blaming that on DK not investing the money he said he would put into transfers on him holding money back to fend off any moves by AS's consortium.
Interesting point MrsG. Makes all the anger towards Amanda Staveley and her plans slightly misplaced as they are blaming that on DK not investing the money he said he would put into transfers on him holding money back to fend off any moves by AS's consortium.
As I understand it, up until the 30th June we would have been an EPL club under different rules, where the amount he could have invested / injected was far higher, hence the £100m figure that was quoted.
His cash injection, as a loan, was dependant on the sale of the shares from VG to DK.
However, Stavely throwing a rather large spanner in the works caused VG to renege on her deal with DK, so no loan was made.
Without the loan we then have to spend the income from sales to service the debts rather than the loan from DK.
I'd not be at all surprised if this didn't have shortys little fingerprints on it somewhere as he and Stavely have previous dealings together.
Staveley bids higher for VG shares then his shares are worth more than the DK offer.
I really do think that he would throw some spanners in just out of spite, but also knowing that his shares will increase in value on promotion. Quite happy to let others do the work for his reward.
I don't think he'll ever get HIS valuation of the shares and quite frankly his offspring will probably sell at the first opportunity once he's popped his little clogs.
I don't know but he is referred to on the os as Surinese (if that is what people from Suriname call themselves). He does look more Dutch than South American.
Suriname was a colony of the Netherlands so a lot of the best Dutch players you can think of have Surinamese roots.
Probably one of the greatest examples of a country that could‘ve been a football superpower if everyone who’d been born there or had parents from there had chosen to play for them!
I appreciate there are drought conditions across the UK but it appears to have had an affect on here where have all the contributors gone some days it can be several hours before anyone posts?
An update: briefly, I'm located an hour out of Kuching and have unreliable internet connection (and electricity) so can only see highlights after the matches. It means I'm usually way behind the comments etc. When I retired here in 2011, West Ham were also in the Champo, and I leaned heavily on this site, and shall do again this year. It has never let me down yet! Incidentally, the Kuching area is suffering the worst air conditions in the world, due to Indonesians burning bamboo and other stuff, and the wind blowing it all at us! This doesn't help reception at all. Oh and in 2006, Mrs G, I was in my 34th year of work. I did O levels etc, me. Cheers all, and enjoy the season
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Interesting slant on a few topics.
And over a 3-year rolling period it's less: £34.3m over the whole 3 years.
His cash injection, as a loan, was dependant on the sale of the shares from VG to DK.
However, Stavely throwing a rather large spanner in the works caused VG to renege on her deal with DK, so no loan was made.
Without the loan we then have to spend the income from sales to service the debts rather than the loan from DK.
I'd not be at all surprised if this didn't have shortys little fingerprints on it somewhere as he and Stavely have previous dealings together.
Staveley bids higher for VG shares then his shares are worth more than the DK offer.
I really do think that he would throw some spanners in just out of spite, but also knowing that his shares will increase in value on promotion. Quite happy to let others do the work for his reward.
I don't think he'll ever get HIS valuation of the shares and quite frankly his offspring will probably sell at the first opportunity once he's popped his little clogs.
Probably one of the greatest examples of a country that could‘ve been a football superpower if everyone who’d been born there or had parents from there had chosen to play for them!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c4g618x1z80o
Oh and in 2006, Mrs G, I was in my 34th year of work. I did O levels etc, me.
Cheers all, and enjoy the season